David Guida

David Guida

Passionate, hard-working, and innovative software engineer with a strong desire for continuous learning and improving.
Over 15 years of experience in different domains, including Healthcare, Finance, and large-scale e-Commerce.

Microsoft MVP for Developer Technologies, confident on back-end and front-end tech stacks including .NET, NodeJs, PHP, Angular, React, as well as extensive experience on SQL, MongoDB, Azure, and GCP.

Everything is "just a tool". The secret is to know which one best suits your needs.

Recent Posts by this Author

Cloud Computing

Distributed Priority Queues

Today I’d like to talk about a very interesting design pattern: Priority Queues. The name is not exactly saying much so let me give you some example scenarios first.

January 20, 2021

Cloud Computing

UI notifications system with Blazor and SignalR - part 1

Today we’re going to see how we can write a UI notification system. We will use Blazor to render the UI, SignalR to handle the client/server communication, and OpenSleigh to execute the background operations.

January 20, 2021

Cloud Computing

How to automate keys renewal on Azure Functions

Today we’ll see how we can automate the key renewal process on an Azure Function App using an Azure DevOps Pipeline.

January 20, 2021

Cloud Computing

How to deploy Azure Function Apps with Powershell

Hi All! Today I want to show a quick’n’dirty way to easily deploy your projects to Azure using Powershell.

January 20, 2021

Cloud Computing

CHIP-8 emulation with C# and Blazor - part 3

Hi All and welcome back to the third article of our CHIP-8 Emulation Series! Last time we started writing a functional CHIP-8 emulator using Blazor Webassembly.

January 20, 2021

Cloud Computing

CHIP-8 emulation with C# and Blazor - part 2

Today we’ll start from there and integrate the code in a Blazor Webassembly application. So we can run our favourite games in our browser! Isn’t that awesome? Yeah!

January 20, 2021

Cloud Computing

CHIP-8 emulation with C# and Blazor - part 1

I have always been a fan of emulators and retrogaming in general. I even started writing my own 8080 emulator, but I haven’t managed to complete it (yet).

January 20, 2021

Cloud Computing

Event Sourcing on Azure – part 4: Integration events

Once we’ve updated or created an Aggregate, how do we make its data available to the outside world?

January 20, 2021

Cloud Computing

Event Sourcing on Azure – part 3: command validation

Hi all! Welcome back for the third part of the Event Sourcing on Azure series. Today we’ll see how we can do some easy validation on a Command before triggering its execution.

January 20, 2021

Cloud Computing

Event Sourcing on Azure – part 2: events persistence

Today we’re going to digress a bit about the implementation details and some of the choices and tradeoff I’ve made

January 20, 2021

Newsletter EuropeClouds.com

Thank you! Your submission has been received!

Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form